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THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 305 26th February 2008
Edgetech
Sales up 71%
Following the launch of its unique initiatives 360 and
the Super Spacer Dealership, Edgetech announces sales for January were
up 71% on the same time last year. 'And with strong sales in February
this growth looks set to continue,' explains Andy Jones, Managing Director
of Edgetech UK.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Leading
Manufacturer Gains Market Edge with Bystronic Glass Equipment
Nicholls and Clarke has made substantial investments in new
Bystronic equipment that will set new standards for the architectural
market. The recent installation of a new sealed unit line completes a
£3 million expansion phase by the company to diversify its product
range.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Double
R Plans Further Expansion
Following a successful period of growth last year and
a positive start to 2008, Double R Glass & Roofing Systems Ltd has announced
bold plans for further expansion. These will include a move to new and bigger
premises and the opportunity to amalgamate the companys two operations
into one unit.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Total
Investment Raises the 'Bar' (Coding)
The 'paperless' factory floor has moved a step closer for
Liverpool-based PVC-U fabricator Total Glass following the introduction
of the latest barcode scanning technology as part of more than £1
million overall investment in new CNC automated machinery.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Ebor
Sales Growth Continues
It's just two years since Ebor Equipment Ltd remodelled
its warehouse to make room for new glass industry related products,
consumables and accessories. This involved the introduction of a vertical
storage system to handle the company's vast range of accessories, parts
and consumables for the glass industry, plus the purchase of specialist
handling equipment.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Glassline
Opts For Super Spacer®
Glassline, the South East based sealed unit manufacturer,
has chosen Edgetech's Super Spacer as its preferred Warm Edge Technology.
[Read
the Rest Here]
The
Silence is Deafening! EN 14351 - The Standard They'd All Like You to
Forget
'Much as we are fans about WER's and the benefits
to all concerned, when all is said and done it is only a voluntary exercise,
although it seems to be getting massive coverage across the full range
of industry journals etc. What is not getting any press or industry
debate is the introduction of the Harmonised European Standard EN 14351,'
say the Joint Managing Directors of CENSolutions Ltd.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Trend
Shows Demand for Colour Doubling in Five Years
Demand for coloured roofline products continues to
grow as homeowners, architects and specifiers continue to demand variety
and uniqueness for their buildings. UK demand for coloured roofline
products has doubled in the last five years to reach 17% and this trend
looks set to continue in the years ahead.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Masco
Corporation Reports 2007 Results
Masco Corporation has reported that net sales from
continuing operations for the year ended December 31st, 2007 declined
seven percent to $11.8 billion compared with $12.7 billion for 2006.
North American sales declined 12 percent and International sales increased
15 percent. In local currencies, International sales increased five
percent compared with 2006.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Newstead
Books in with Major Hotel Chain
Newstead Trade Frames, the Midlands-based window and
conservatory specialist has achieved a major business accolade. It has
been nominated as preferred supplier of windows and conservatories to
one of the UKs leading hotel groups De Vere Group.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Yorkshire
Windows Invests with WINMAC
Yorkshire Windows, based in Rotherham, is the regions
largest manufacturer and installer of PVC-u Windows, Doors and Conservatories.
Owned by MD Mike Yarlett, the company has recently installed £500,000
of the latest Automated machinery supplied by WINMAC UK Ltd.
[Read
the Rest Here]
National
Roofing goes Local
The burgeoning replacement flat roof market continues
to provide window installers, builders and roofing contractors with
an opportunity to increase their turnover without compromising their
core product range, and National Roofing is now making the ideal replacement
material, EPDM, available more locally.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Orion
Switches to SIEGENIA-AUBI
A Devon fabricator is switching production to SIEGENIA-AUBI's
Trident three-in-one window hardware system. Newton Abbott-based Orion
Window Systems will use Trident to help create a future proof window
system.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Safestyle
UK Secures Sponsorship with ITV
Safestyle UK, the window and door installer, has launched
a major new marketing campaign, which will see the company sponsor regional
programming in the ITV West Country region for the next 12 months.The
deal comes as Safestyle UK continues to expand its regionalised operations
and allows it to maintain an extensive media presence in what is for
the company a largely untapped area.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Schüco
Expands to Meet Increased Demand for its Systems
Five years of soaring demand for all types of Schüco systems including
its range of solar energy and photovoltaic products, has led to Schüco
UK undertaking its biggest-ever expansion. The goal is to ensure that
the quality of its service to UK customers continues to match the quality
of its systems.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Vulcan
Windows Chooses Trojan
Hull-based fabricator, Vulcan Windows, has recently
started using Trojan's Stallion 2 Shootbolt and says that it couldn't
be happier with its choice of hardware supplier.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Windowlink
keeps Chipping Norton Glass at the Cutting Edge
Windowlink design, sales and pricing software with 3D colour
graphics is keeping Chipping Norton Glass at the cutting edge of customer
service. The Oxfordshire retail company recently invested in Windowlink's
Vector Plus conservatory package and Focus Plus program.
[Read
the Rest Here]
BMF
Looks to Build on Success in 2008
The BMF is celebrating a year of success in the support
offered to members, and is looking forward to offering an even wider
array of value for money services in 2008.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Work
Stopped at Half Dundee Building Refurbishment Sites
Examples of bad and even dangerous working practices have
been found by HSE inspectors during random spot checks on refurbishments
sites in Dundee and Angus last week.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Prince
of Wales Rubbishes Lecture Hall Design by Patel Taylor
The Prince of Wales has returned again to architectural
commentary, this time by likening a £6m building by architect
Patel Taylor to a 'dustbin'. The steel-clad Ivor Crewe lecture theatre
was built as an extension to the University of Essex in 2006. It is
one of the largest lecture theatres in the UK.
[Read
the Rest Here]
THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 304 19th February 2008
Secure
Future for Zenith Under Weatherseal
Weatherseal, one of the UK's leading window companies,
has secured more than 700 jobs following the takeover of Zenith Staybrite
which was placed in administration earlier this year.
[Read
the Rest Here]
You
should check this out...
Yesterday over 5,000 people in the industry logged onto
a website after receiving our 'handwritten' note in the post. The note
simply said: 'You should check this out...www.conservatorytests.org'
[Read
the Rest Here]
Edgetech
360 Business Support
Just two weeks since the official press launch of 360
from warm edge technology specialist Edgetech, window companies across
the supply chain are already taking advantage of this powerful new total
business support package.
[Read
the Rest Here]
NSG
Interims
In Japan, the outlook has remained uncertain, due to
increases in energy prices and the global credit crunch. Building Products
sales have continued to be adversely affected by building permit delays.
Vehicle build in Japan remains flat.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Bohle's
New Safety Mirrors Offer Opportunities For Merchants
Bohle Ltd, the UK arm of one of the world's biggest manufacturers
of specialist glass products, tools and consumables, has launched a new
web site that promotes the availability of Bohle convex traffic, safety
and security mirrors, with big benefits for Bohle trade customers stocking
these products.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Glass
Bunker in the Sky
As
four large towers begin to take shape at Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan,
architects must balance post-9/11 safety with art, commerce and community
interests.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Glassex
and GP&T See Pilkington Take a Stand
Having
a huge presence at Glassex last year sponsoring the Conservatory Design
Competition generated a wealth of interest in the exemplary Pilkington
Activ self-cleaning glass, seeing Pilkington Building Products
committing to taking stand space for 2008...and this was further enhanced
by the addition of the Glassex sister event GP&T into the new format.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Get
Real at Glassex 2008
Thermoseal Group urges all window companies to Get
Real and find out the true facts behind the construction of sustainable
sealed units at the Glassex exhibition, 8-10 April 2008.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Interbuild
'Empathises' with East Exhibitions
Interbuild Event Director, James Gower, empathises
with organisers East Exhibitions and all those impacted by news of the
Timber Show's sudden cancellation.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Cosywarmth
Windows Switch Profiles
Gwent-based
manufacturer Cosywarmth Windows Ltd has announced Deceuninck as its
new fabrication partner. Cosywarmth will be manufacturing the company's
2500 chamfered window system.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Lancashire
PVC-U Trade Frames Grows 25% with Spectus
In a struggling market it's unusual to find a company
that keeps growing. But with a turnover of £4 million in 2007,
up 25% on 2006, this is exactly what Spectus fabricator Lancashire PVC-U
Trade Frames continues to do.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Goodbye
Old Standards Hello New!
EN 14351, the harmonised European Standard for windows
and doors is fast approaching - are you prepared?
[Read
the Rest Here]
INEOS
Completes Purchase of Hydro Polymers from Norsk Hydro
Following clearance by the European Commission, INEOS
Capital has successfully completed the purchase of the Hydro Polymers
businesses in Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom from Norsk Hydro
ASA.
[Read
the Rest Here]
AWJ
Glass Steps up a Gear with Super Spacer TriSeal
AWJ Glass Ltd has invested in a fully automated Lisec
Super Spacer TriSeal Application Line to up its production of energy
efficient glass units.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Even
More Deliveries as GAP Invests in Fleet
To ensure each of its 11 depots always have the products
installers need, GAP has invested in two new articulated lorries bringing
its fleet up to 62 vehicles.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Glasstech
Forms New Solar Systems Business Unit
Glasstech, Inc., the specialist in the development
of glass bending and tempering equipment, has formed a new business
unit to formalise its ongoing activities to meet the solar energy industrys
burgeoning demand for flat and bent glass substrates.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Vinylmax
Settles into New Plant
US PVC extrusion company Vinylmax has moved to its
new facility in Hamilton, Ohio. The move adds more than 60,000 square
feet of production space.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Schüco
Opens New Network Centre
Architects,
contractors and fabricators working in conjunction with Schüco
UK are set to benefit from a new exhibition and conference facility
that the company has just opened at its Head Office in Milton Keynes.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Weber
to Build New Production Unit in Telford
Construction materials manufacturer Weber, part of the global Saint-Gobain
Group, has commissioned the building of a state-of-the art production
and warehouse facility in Telford,
[Read
the Rest Here]
LBD
Partnership Ltd Investigated by Trading Standards
Lead by Design, a major supplier of insulating glass
units from its two factories in Witham and Dedham was recently visited
by an officer from Trading Standards.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Rossall:
It's Survival of the Fittest
Gretsch-Unitas UK is predicting a tough year for the
industry in 2008, as the UK economy struggles with market volatility
and falling consumer confidence. But the Coventry-based firm is remaining
upbeat about its chances of bucking the trend thanks to a combination
of customer driven service and product innovation.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Alcoa
2007 Revenues Highest in Company's History
Alcoa
has announced that it achieved record results in revenues, income from
continuing operations and cash from operations for the full year 2007.
Revenues for 2007 were $30.7 billion, compared to $30.4 billion in 2006.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Benn
Announces Statutory Review of 2050 Climate Target
A review of the target to reduce the UK's CO2 emissions
by at least 60 per cent by 2050 will become a statutory duty under the
Climate Change Bill, Environment Secretary Hilary Benn said yesterday.
[Read
the Rest Here]
LogiKal
Software now on Stream for Senior Customers
Business Micros (Aluminium) Ltd is offering Senior Aluminium Systems
(SAS) fabricators access to its Orgadata LogiKal software programme
for the first time.
[Read
the Rest Here]
THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 303 12th February 2008
Sale
of Tradestyle
Style Group UK has formally announced that it sold its
direct to trade arm Tradestyle in quarter four of 2007, citing unprecedented
levels of demand within Safestyle UK as the reason for the sale. The Group,
which includes the UK's largest window and door retailer, Safe Style UK,
has sold its Tradestyle UK Ltd division to Plastic People Ltd, in order
to focus on the companys core retail division which continues to
enjoy record results.
[Read
the Rest Here]
83
New Global customers in January
The new range of Global composite doors has attracted
83 new customers in January. That's 83 customers who haven't used Synseal
before.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Anglian
Group CEO Alex McNutt Resigns
Home improvements company Anglian Group has confirmed
the surprise departure of its chief executive, Alex McNutt. The Scot has
been with the Norwich-based business for the past two years, but staff
were told he has left to pursue other interests.
[Read
the Rest Here]
VEKA
Returns to Glassex
VEKA plc is making a return to Glassex this year with
a bang, by launching three new major products to its already expansive
range, offering more versatility to its new and existing customers across
the board.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Edgetech
to Show How to Exploit the Changing Market at Glassex-GP&T
With Edgetech and its customers enjoying significant sales
growth - The Edgetech stand at Glassex-GP&T will focus on how fabricators
and installers can get more orders and make more profit.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Don't
Forget Your Entry
Don't forget to submit your entry for this year's Conservatory
Design Competition, run in association with Conservatories Online. The
closing date for entries is Friday 22nd February 2008.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Swish
- the 'Big Name' at Glassex
'The new advanced TwentyFour-Seven system from Swish
Window and Door Systems will be one of the highlights at this year's Glassex,
says the company. Underpinned by a £6.5 million programme of investment
in the Swish name and product range the systems company has geared every
aspect of its new offer to support fabricators and installers.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Network
VEKA Hits the Half-billion
It was Champagne time again at Network VEKA as members
chalked up over £500million of accumulated sales.But the Malvern
pensioner whose installation crossed the line won't be popping the cork
just yet.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Getting
Rid of Another Thermal Bridge
The German window system manufacturer aluplast is launching
a window system that is highly thermally insulating as well as cost-effective,
thanks to a version of Ultradur® High Speed (PBT) which BASF developed
especially for this company.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Jeld-Wen
UK Fined
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned of
the danger of maintenance work being carried out on live machinery.
The warning comes after a Penrith company was fined after an employee's
hand was dragged into a machine, breaking two of his fingers.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Dirty
Little Secrets: Corporate Espionage
In a recent episode of the The Money Programme By
Rob Lemkin about corporate espionage a builder and conservatory designer
who was spied on by a larger rival lost his business and moved to Spain.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Garden
Rooms and Buildings Market - UK 2008-2012
A new AMA report provides a detailed review the growing
garden rooms and buildings market. This report is the First Edition
of the UK Garden Rooms and Buildings Market. The report evaluates garden
buildings suitable for all year round use and are categorised by construction
type - Log cabins, Modular, Timber Framed and Others.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Our
Industry Needs to put Suppliers Under the Microscope
As our industry sees yet more big-name closures, installers
need to take positive measures to protect themselves. This is the alert
sounded by Mark Warren of Lister Trade Frames, a company which says
it is riding the storm with little sign of discomfort.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Great
Cathedrals Funded for Glass Repair
Cathedrals in Newcastle, Derby and Guildford will
have their windows repaired when they share more than £2million
of grant funding for 28 cathedrals across the country in a joint scheme
by English Heritage and the Wolfson Foundation.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Nolan
UPVC Invests with Winmac UK Ltd
Nolan UPVC Ltd , the Carmarthen based trade fabricator
has recently invested over £200,000 with Winmac UK Ltd on a new
Sash welding and cleaning line from Rotox.
[Read
the Rest Here]
GAP
Reports 17% Sales Growth & Extends Wirrall Branch
GAP has just released its sales figures for 2007 which
show a year on year increase of 17%. In 2007 the company re-branded itself
as a home improvement stockist and widened its product range with over
500 new lines to reflect a changing market and to help customers diversify
into new sectors.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Q4
Merchant Sales Figures Show Slowdown
The latest figures from the Builders Merchants Federation
show that sales of building materials, when adjusted for inflation and
differences in trading days, fell by 4.4% during the last three months
of 2007, when compared with the same period in 2006.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Europa
Celebrates Relaunch at Building Centre
Europa Conservatories has celebrated its relaunch
in style with a reception at The Building Centre in London. In front
of an invited audience of trade customers, designers and architects,
Europas founder and Managing Director Glenn Upton unveiled the
companys new look and latest product range.
[Read
the Rest Here]
One
in Five Patio Doors Supplied by PatioMaster
Specialist patio door manufacturer PatioMaster says
that it has bucked industry trends, reporting major growth to become
the UK's most popular inline sliding door. Underpinned by a national
network of specialist regional manufacturers coupled with the back up
of a comprehensive national customer support strategy PatioMaster has
built a growing reputation for quality and service.
[Read
the Rest Here]
EYG
Sets New Record in Conservatory Sales
Award-winning glazing and conservatory specialist,
EYG, has announced a record year for conservatory sales. The Hull-based
group sold more than 1,000 conservatories with a total value in excess
of £7m during the past 12 months.
[Read
the Rest Here]
24%
December Sales Increase for TimberWindows.com
December is traditionally a dire month for home improvements
as customers spend on Christmas instead. But December 2007 brought a
much appreciated gift for TimberWindows.com, the internet-based engineered
timber window company
[Read
the Rest Here]
Room
to Grow!
When Distinction Doors first started trading, the
company was determined to offer total customer satisfaction. To that
end the company invested in huge stocks of the Nan Ya composite door
slab.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Maintenance-free
Celutex meets Torfaen's Refurbishment Needs
With sustainable and affordable social housing top of
Prime Minister Brown's agenda, one Partnering arrangement between Torfaen
County Borough Council in South Wales, cellular product supplier Celuform,
contractors Seddons and specialist plastics distributor PBM-DQS Newport
sets an encouraging example.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Further
LHC Success for Radway Creates Unique Service
Radway Door and Windows Ltd, a member of the Radway
Group of Companies has announced its appointment to the LHC Timber Window
and Door Arrangement with effect from February 2008. The LHC Network
is the UK's largest Public Sector consortium for procurement of building
components, services and contractors.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Insight
Data helps Companies Win more Business
In a consolidating or difficult market some companies
opt to batten down the hatches and ride the storm. But David
Lewis, General Manager of Insight Data argues whether this is the right
thing to do.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Navigating
the Storm with Compass
In today's business climate, identifying and implementing
solutions for future success can be tricky. Compass Consulting Limited,
has been navigating companies through challenging times for well over
a decade, developing a reputation in both the building and fenestration
industries.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Ashton
Industrial Celebrates 25 Years
The new 33,000 ft2 Harlow facility of Ashton Industrial
will see a few corks flying this month, when 25 years of designing,
developing and installing bespoke high performance glass processing
machinery for clients all over the world will be heartily toasted.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Housing
'Superagency' could mean Surge for Window Industry
'Delay, Delay, Delay' should have been Tony Blair's
mantra when he was elected. Over the past 10 years decisions on housing
have taken an age to reach. It may be about to change, according to
Windowbase's, the prospect database provider, Commercial Manager, Damian
Kemp.
[Read
the Rest Here]
HKR
Architects and Telereal Forge Ahead in the City
HKR Architects, the multi-award-winning international
architecture and design practice, has been granted planning permission
for Fore Street a £74 million, 13 storey, 342,000 sq ft Grade
A office development for Telereal in the City of London.
[Read
the Rest Here]
THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 302 5th February 2008
Glass
Processing & Technology 2008 Update
Some of the world's leading glass processing businesses
will be bringing the latest technology to GP&T 2008. 'These global
companies have invested many thousands of pounds to bring their products
to the UK market and despite a small minority of non-exhibitors trying
to knock the event, GP&T will be a great show, especially as it is
next door to a revitalized Glassex'
[Read
the Rest Here]
Improved
Planitherm Total Sets New Standard for WERS
Saint-Gobain Glass has improved the Window Energy Rating
(WERs) performance of its flagship SGG PLANITHERM TOTAL low-emissivity
glass thanks to successful R&D and investment at its UK coating facility.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Behind
The Scenes With Pilkington Energikare
Pilkington today has unveiled its new consumer advertising
campaign for Pilkington energiKare at its London headquarters, Selwyn
House.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Roof-Maker
Buys Concept
Roof-Maker Ltd the manufacturer of Reflex branded conservatory
roof units has bought the full share capital and assets of Concept 3 Ltd,
the specialist glass supplier based in Manchester.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Over
11,400 conservatory companies... and still rising
The number of companies in most markets ebbs and flows
in good and bad times. Few consistently grow year-on-year. But Farida
Hammad, Database Director of Windowbase, says that the growth in the number
of conservatory companies has remained almost constant in the past few
years.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Replacement
Door and Window Market - UK 2008-2012
A new AMA report provides insight into the key replacement
door and window market market. First published in 1990, this report on
the Domestic Replacement Door and Window market is the 9th Edition, and
represents a detailed review of developments within the domestic replacement
sector, with interpretation of trends and their implications for the future.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Managing Director at E.A.S. Windows
Adam Spradbury has succeeded his father David as Managing
Director of E.A.S. Windows in Oadby, a long established and successful
REHAU fabricator.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Our
Industry Needs to put Suppliers Under the Microscope
As our industry sees yet more big-name closures, installers
need to take positive measures to protect themselves. This is the alert
sounded by Mark Warren of Lister Trade Frames, a company which says it
is riding the storm with little sign of discomfort.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Door
to Site in Just Three Days
Many companies struggle to get a composite door delivered
in under a fortnight. Place your order online and Synseal will deliver
a Global composite door directly to site. Just three days from order.
That's not all, Synseal will deliver it to site for no extra charge.
[Read
the Rest Here]
WINMAC
- ROTOX ZBZ 488 for Vision Windows
Trade PVC-u windows manufacturer, Vision Windows, continues
to expand its already successful production facility. The most recent
purchase includes the new ROTOX ZBZ 488 Cutting and Machining Centre that
is soon due for delivery and the ROTOX SEK503 X welder which
is already installed.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Ultra
Installer Scheme Goes From Strength to Strength
Ultraframe says that its Ultra Installer Scheme continues
to go from strength to strength. A positive start to the New Year has
seen five new members accepted onto the elite Scheme in the last four
weeks, further improving the level of Ultra Installer coverage around
the UK.
[Read
the Rest Here]
L.B.
Plastics Celebrates 30 Years Stateside
UK systems company L.B. Plastics has celebrated 30
years of trading in the USA by adding a 50,000 sq ft extension to its
factory to facilitate future growth of the successful business.
[Read
the Rest Here]
GGF
Launches Middle East Region
The GGF has announced the launch of the GGF Middle
East region. This is marked by the United Arabs Emirates (UAE) inviting
the GGF to the Working Party for drafting a single UAE standard for
the glass and glazing industry.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Warm
Edge IG Production Up and Running at FGI
Float Glass Industries' investment in the latest warm
edge IG production line, capable of producing some of the largest insulating
glass units in the country, has been widely welcomed by the curtain
walling and commercial glazing market.
[Read
the Rest Here]
A
New Company has a New Approach
Dekko Window Systems Ltd is the brainchild of Gary
Torr and Kurt Greatrex. Together with fellow management team members
Lorraine Wood and Tony Carolan they have around 70 years' experience
in the window industry.
[Read
the Rest Here]
BM
TRADA Launches Installer Scheme for Windows and Doors
BM TRADA Certification Ltd has launched a new third-party
certification Q-Mark scheme, Survey and Installation of Windows and
External Doorsets, to improve the quality and consistency of installation
of windows and doorsets.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Expansion
at Arla Plast
Arla Plast AB was founded in 1969 and focuses on extrusion
of solid plastics sheets. Today the main products are Polycarbonate,
Polyesters and ABS. The company is privately owned and is today one
of Europe's leading suppliers of extruded thermoplastic sheet, exporting
80 % of its production.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Pilkington
Decides not to Appeal against European Commission Fine
Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. has confirmed that Pilkington
Group Limited, a subsidiary of the Company, has decided that it will
not file an appeal against the Decision by the European Commission.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Phoenix
Door Panels Gears Up with New Vans
Phoenix Door Panels, the UK privately-owned composite
and PVC-U door panel manufacturer, has invested in three new Citroen
Relay vans to further enhance frequency and reliability of deliveries
to customers throughout the country.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Duralite
can Save 60% Labour for IG Unit Managers
IG unit makers who want to save labour have been given
the green light by Tremco illbruck that has revealed that manufacturers
can save up to 60% of manpower requirement, while achieving the same
output.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
e-Order Confirmation System at Thermoseal Group
Thermoseal Group has introduced a new e-order confirmation
system as part of its commitment to continual improvement of its customer
service offering.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Four
Seasons Roofs Quotes On-line
As a K2 Key Dealer and long established supplier of
K2 conservatory Roofs and associated products, Four Seasons Roofs says
that it has now created one of the simplest and fastest ways to get
a roof quote on-line.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Businessman
Acquires Superior Sections
A leading West Midlands businessman has acquired Walsall
based Superior Sections Ltd, a specialist manufacturer of roll-formed
steel sections and profiles for the construction, PVCu window and general
engineering sectors.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Mighton
Smashes Sales Record with 25% Increase in 2007
Sash hardware and window system specialist, Mighton
Products, has reported a 25% boost in sales for 2007 compared to 2006.
The record-breaking sales reflect Mighton's dedication to innovating
in a changing market.
[Read
the Rest Here]
'Industry
First' Text Service from Martindales
An industry-first has been developed and introduced
by Martindales, the UK supplier of repairs and replacement doors and
windows to the insurance industry.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Vitro
Pre-releases FY2007 Results
Vitro S.A.B. de C.V. one of the world's largest producers
and distributors of glass products, has pre-released its FY2007 results.
Consolidated Net sales rose 6.7 percent YoY from US$2,398 million to
US$2,560 million.
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